howie: dave bossie and corey lewandowski. thanks for joining us. a damaging account from an actress who says dustin hoffman assaulted her 7 years ago. run, jump, or swim in to experience the power of tempur-pedic sleep with our 90-day trial and being the highest ranked mattress in customer satisfaction by jd power, it's easy to love. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com howie: after the leaks began when donald trump, jr. testified. >> we have an exclusive in the russia investigation. >> donald trump, jr. received an email with an encryption key for leaked wikileaks documents. howie: that actually came 10 days later. so rather than offering secret access, it allowed the campaign to hack messages that had already been made public. president trump: cnn apologized. thank you, cnn. thank you so much. you should have been apologizing for the last two years. jessica tarlov and mara liasson all are fox news contributors. molly, how sear was was this blunder about the president's son? mollie: this was the first evidence of smoking gun of the russ

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or dave bossie said the event has to be run this way. i call dave and say, did you say that?ople take liberties all the time and do things that aren't told to the campaign manager or think it's in the best interests of themselves or the campaign. that happens in every orang organization. >> you paint a pretty rough picture of the president, that it's tough to work for him. sooner or later, everybody who works for donald trump will see a side of him that makes you wonder why you took a job with him in the first place. his wrath is neff intended as personal offense, but sometimes it can be hard not to take it that way. the mode he switches into when things aren't going his way could feel like an all-out assault. it would break most hardened men and women into little pieces. corey how many times did you think about quitting? >> i never thought about quitting, but when you give the sacrifice of time with your family and what is important to you and he demands such perfection. >> that's right. >> we wanted that campaign to be perfect from the time the music was cued and the time h

we welcome former presidential campaign manager cory lewandowski deputy campaign manager dave bossi.grats on the book. lovely blurbs on the back by the way. they are awesome. >> tremendous. >> laura: i'm going to love this in hannity's face that my blurb is before his. i love it. little victories for me. i want to get into the book because it's fascinating. you get into the trump personality, his management style, or lack thereof. but i want to talk about this brewing fight between the establishment now and steve bannon and the populist. i'm a populist, you guys are pretty populist conservatives. this dovetails into so much of what you wrote about in your book. who survives despite? is it steve bannon or mcconnell, or will it be a draw? >> i think it's going to be very interesting. they will coalesce about some of the same exact candidates. it will be very funny that steve bannon is going to be staying these are the conservative populists, and they are, and mitch mcconnell is going to be trying to take him for his own as establishment candidates and we will see, we have a tremendous

kimberly: last night was a very fun event celebrating the new book release of corey lewandowski and dave bossirump be trump." it's a fantastic book. you are hoped by page three, no joke. it was really great. steve bannon was there as well to support them. as you recall, former campaign manager corey lewandowski and deputy campaign manager david bossi. it's a good read especially if you want to learn a lot about trump's historic arise from the candidate who thought people couldn't win to the guy who got it done. very cool. >> greg: i hear corey's writing pulls u.n. >> jesse: what are you referring to? >> juan: i was waiting for you. >> kimberly: 2 minutes. >> juan: david versus goliath and twitter has reviewed the winner of its top ten retweets of the year. president trump tweeted over 2,000 times this year alone but here comes the surprise. not one of his tweets is in the top ten. but the surprise winner, former president obama. three tweets in the top ten. here's his top tweet on the day of charlottesville when the white supremacist killed that woman. he is saying "no one is born hating anoth

you will hear that coming up later as we also both check in with dave bossi and corey lewandowski., what really s happened behind the scenes in the trump campaign. ♪ e. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ >> the russian collusion ang ♪ >> the russian collusion angle, there isn't any collusion, there isn't any evidence, and yet this investigation is ongoing, and it turns out that the investigation is attemptings to criminalize a presidential transition. what is happening here, in my humble opinion, and i'm not alone in this, and i'm not saying this for the first time, i think there is and has been ever since trump was elected, a silent coup to get him out of office ultimately before that is realized, that they want totally discredit trump. they cannot stand that an outsider has come in and become the most powerful man in the free world. >>

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. >> tucker: dave bossie, you kind of wonder the national democratic party has made it impossible foremocrat running statewide to come out as a pro-life candidate. they have basically come out and said we will not accept you. you have to wonder in this specific case had doug jones come out as pro-life democrat. it might have made all the difference for the democrats. i wonder if they will rethink that policy in the wake of this race. >> honestly, i wish they would see how important, you know, the position of life is to all americans. they are adrift and they have a stamp that if you don't have the proabortion stamp on your passport you can't run would statewide office in any state and have the democratic party support. >> tucker: i think they could win this race with pro-life stance. >> in particular. but jones has been a pro-choice democratic liberal for his entire career. this is not -- they are not able to just pull that card out for this race. >> tucker: so, corey, why didn't the president endorse moore in the first place? >> i think what the president went down to do is he went d

dave bossy said it has to be run this way. i called dave, did you say this? of course not.iberties all the time and do things that aren't either told to the campaign manager or think that it's in the best interests of either themselves or the campaign. >> there's liberties in planning events without telling the boss and there's negotiating foreign policy with russia. does that make any sense to you, what you just heard? >> well, i think a year and a half ago cory lewandowski would want to tell us he was in the loop on everything and a decisive figure. as this story advances i suspect he's not going to want to be in the loop on anything. i think it was kind of -- you know, when you think about who was an ancillary figure in the campaign, it was far more cory lewandowski who left the campaign than michael flynn who we all remember led the republican national convention in cries of lock her up. so i don't expect anything from cory lewandowski on the russian investigation or on collusion. that's not in his interests and i don't think he's going to go against his own interests.

>> you know, dave bossy called me up and said, hey, i want to put together something called the freedomte mr. trump. and i said, look, i don't think he's going to run. this is april of '14. candidate trump spoke for 45 minutes and took over the show. >> and it was all downhill, uphill from there. >> it was amazing. no one remembers this but at the end of this very speech, he said we need to do something very important. we need to make america great again. it was the first time i heard the line, and that was the beginning of the rise of trump on the political level. it was amazing. brian: when did you believe he was running, david? >> it was a process for me to believe it. i think it was a process for him. you know, i was working with him over the years. steve: how did you meet? >> it's a great thing for me, and it's in the book. i hope everyone will get a chance to see it. it's really the soft side, the warm side of donald trump. he helped me when he didn't know me in 2010. i was raising money for children's hospital in washington, d.c. trying to help other children. my son had four bra